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We’d just finished snorkelling through the glacial waters of the Silfra Rift as part of a Land Rover adventure weekend in Iceland. Next on the list was ice climbing but, due to the insane weather conditions that we’d been experiencing, this wasn’t looking hopeful. As the sun tried it’s best to fight through the clouds we nurse a cup of coffee and I ask him about living a life involving extremes in conditions and altitude. John: So how did your love of mountaineering come about? Kenton: We

On February 6th, Ines Papert and Mayan Smith-Gobat, accompanied by their photographer friends Thomas Senf and Franz Walter, summited Torres Central, in Torres del Paine National Park (Chile) via the extremely difficult east face. Twenty-five years after the first ascent of this historic route, this was only the fifth known successful ascent of ‘Riders on the Storm’. This region is famous for its unstable weather conditions, making it a very challenging place to climb. In Sidetracked Volume

As a child, I was fascinated by the exploits of the great adventurers. Climbing ice-covered peaks, reaching the poles by ski, or crossing the oceans alone seemed so surreal, but somehow I got lost on the way until I reached my thirties. Since then I have tried to catch up. Although I remain fascinated by adventurers and demanding expeditions, I am not an athlete – and, apart from getting lost in the mountains with my tent and faithful camera, I am not fond of sports in general. But adventure